Eligibility for Medicaid coverage is based on modified adjusted gross income. In order to qualify for Medicaid coverage, you can not make more than a designated percentage of the Federal Poverty Level. For all states except for Hawaii and Alaska, the poverty lines are as follows:
| # of People in Household | Federal Poverty Levels 2019 (Yearly Income) |
| 1 | $12,490 |
| 2 | $16,910 |
| 3 | $21,330 |
| 4 | $25,750 |
| 5 | $30,170 |
| 6 | $34,590 |
| 7 | $39,010 |
| 8 | $43,430 |
| Over 8 | Add $4,420 per additional person |
***Chart Information Sourced from www.policygenius.com/blog/a-state-by-state-guide-to-medicaid/
Alabama:
In Alabama, children, parents, caregivers, pregnant women, the elderly, and disabled residents qualify for Medicaid. However, the state of Alabama did not expand its program to cover low-income adults. In order for the elderly to qualify for Medicaid coverage, they must have less than $2,000 in resources (i.e. money in the bank, property with equity, etc).
| Age/Status | Eligibility Level |
| Children 0-1 | 141% |
| Children 1-5 | 141% |
| Children 6-18 | 141% |
| Pregnant Women | 141% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 13% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Alaska:
Alaska Medicaid provides coverage to pregnant women, children, parents, the elderly, and the disabled. They recently expanded their coverage to include low-income adults between the ages of 19-64, however, these adults must not be eligible for other state insurance programs.
| Age/Status | Eligibility Level |
| Children 0-1 | 203% |
| Children 1-5 | 203% |
| Children 6-18 | 203% |
| Pregnant Women | 200% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 142% |
| Adults | 133% |
Arizona:
Arizona recently expanded its Medicaid program to include low-income adults who do not qualify for any other state-run program. Currently, coverage is offered to pregnant women, children, caretakers/parents, disabled citizens, and the elderly. However, adults that are now included in the program must contribute 2% of their household income or $25, whichever is lower, to a health savings account to pay coinsurance for certain services. These premiums are deferrable for up to two months. However, it is specified that these copays cannot exceed 5% of the family’s income during a yearly quarter.
| Age/Status | Eligibility Level |
| Children 0-1 | 147% |
| Children 1-5 | 141% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 156% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 106% |
| Adults | 133% |
Arkansas:
Arkansas offers Medicaid coverage to children, parents, pregnant women, the elderly, the blind, and otherwise disabled citizens. Coverage has been expanded to include low-income adults. Previously, there were working requirements placed on the low-income adult group, that are now “on hold”. Previously, low-income adults on the Medicaid program were required to prove they had at least 80hrs a month of “work activity”. This activity could include working, job training, looking for a job, community service, volunteer work, schooling, etc. Enrollees would then report this activity each month and failing to report for three consecutive months resulted in an end to Medicaid coverage.
However, this proposal was blocked by a federal judge, resulting in coverage for all low-income adults; provided they meet the income requirements. However, low-income adults are still required to pay a premium equal to 2% of their household income. Arkansas Medicaid also provides access to a job referral program, however, enrollees are not required to participate in it.
| Age/Status | Eligibility Level |
| Children 0-1 | 142% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 142% |
| Pregnant Women | 209% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 17% |
| Adults | 133% |
California:
The state of California offers Medicaid coverage to children, parents/caretakers, the disabled, the elderly, the blind, pregnant women, and it has expanded to cover low-income adults. California also provides coverage to undocumented residents.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 261% |
| Children 1-5 | 261% |
| Children 6-18 | 261% |
| Pregnant Women | 208% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 109% |
| Adults | 133% |
Colorado:
Colorado Medicaid covers pregnant women, children, parents/caretakers, the elderly, and the disabled. Their program was recently expanded to include low-income adults who do not have dependent children.
Some recipients of Colorado Medicaid must make small co-pays for specific services. For example, citizens may pay $2.00 for a primary care physician visit. However, pregnant women and children do not have to make such payments.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 142% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 142% |
| Pregnant Women | 195% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 68% |
| Adults | 133% |
Connecticut:
Connecticut was the first state to expand its Medicaid program to include low-income adults. They also provide coverage to pregnant women, parents/caretakers, children, the disabled, and the elderly.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 196% |
| Children 1-5 | 196% |
| Children 6-18 | 196% |
| Pregnant Women | 258% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 150% |
| Adults | 133% |
Delaware:
Delaware Medicaid covers pregnant women, children, the elderly, the disabled, and parents/caretakers. It has further expanded its program to cover low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 212% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 212% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 87% |
| Adults | 133% |
Washington D.C.:
Washington D.C. Medicaid covers pregnant women, children, parents/caretakers, the elderly, the disabled, and they have expanded their program to include low-income adults. However, these adults must not have any dependents, and the elderly, blind, and disabled only qualify if their accumulated resources equal less than $4,000 a month.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 319% |
| Children 1-5 | 319% |
| Children 6-18 | 319% |
| Pregnant Women | 319% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 216% |
| Adults | 210% |
Florida:
Florida Medicaid offers coverage to children, pregnant women, parents/caretakers, the elderly, the disabled, children in foster care, and non-citizens who are faced with medical emergencies. However, Florida did not expand its program to include low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 206% |
| Children 1-5 | 140% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 191% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 29% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Georgia:
Georgia Medicaid covers children, pregnant women, parents/caretakers, the elderly, the disabled, the blind, and those in need of nursing home care. However, Medicaid was not expanded to provide coverage for low-income adults.
The elderly, blind, and disabled citizens cannot exceed a monthly income of $317-$375 per month, and cannot have resources exceeding $2,000-$4,000 a month. However, if these enrollees receive Social Security income, the limits expand to $735-$1,103 per month, with resources limited to $2,000-$3,000 per month.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 205% |
| Children 1-5 | 149% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 220% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 34% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Hawaii:
Medicaid in Hawaii covers pregnant women, children, parents/caregivers, the elderly, and low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 308% |
| Children 1-5 | 308% |
| Children 6-18 | 308% |
| Pregnant Women | 191% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 105% |
| Adults | 133% |
Idaho:
Idaho Medicaid covers pregnant women, parents/caretakers, the elderly, and the disabled. In 2018, Idaho residents voted to expand this program to all residents who fall below the poverty line. However, this ballot is yet to be enacted.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 142% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 133% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 24% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Illinois:
Illinois Medicaid covers pregnant women, children, the disabled, parents/caretakers, as well as low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 142% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 142% |
| Pregnant Women | 208% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 133% |
| Adults | 133% |
Indiana:
Indiana Medicare covers children, pregnant women, the elderly, the disabled, and low-income adults without child dependents. However, low-income adults must work, volunteer, or go to school for at least 20 hours per week for 8 of 12 months of the year. Pregnant women, parents/caretakers, adults over 59, and the “medically frail” do not have to meet this working requirement.
Furthermore, Indiana residents on the program must pay between $1-$20 a month into an HSA and cover co-pay costs for certain healthcare services. They must also file eligibility reconfirmation paperwork within 45 days of their policy/plan’s expiration date. Failing to do so, results in program restriction for three months.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 208% |
| Children 1-5 | 158% |
| Children 6-18 | 158% |
| Pregnant Women | 208% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 19% |
| Adults | 133% |
Iowa:
Iowa Medicaid covers low-income adults, parents/caregivers, children, and pregnant women.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 375% |
| Children 1-5 | 167% |
| Children 6-18 | 167% |
| Pregnant Women | 375% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 54% |
| Adults | 133% |
Kansas:
Medicaid provided through the state of Kansas offers coverage to the elderly, the disabled, parents/caretakers, children, and pregnant women. Their program has not been expanded to cover low-income adults, as the proposition to do so was vetoed by the state governor in 2017.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 166% |
| Children 1-5 | 149% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 166% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 33% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Kentucky:
Kentucky recently expanded its Medicaid program to provide coverage to low-income adults, between the ages of 19-65. Medicaid in the state of Kentucky, also covers pregnant women, children, and parents/caretakers. Kentucky is currently devising a requirement low-income adults need to meet in order to qualify for Medicaid coverage. This requirement, if enacted to law, will require all low-income adults to complete at least 20 hours a week of work-related activities. These activities include working, job hunting, job training, volunteer work, schooling, etc. Pregnant women, children, and parents/caretakers will be exempt from this rule. Additionally, the state has proposed an alternative way to qualify for coverage; the enrollee can take financial or health literacy courses.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 195% |
| Children 1-5 | 159% |
| Children 6-18 | 159% |
| Pregnant Women | 195% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 23% |
| Adults | 133% |
Louisiana:
Louisiana Medicaid has been expanded to include low-income adults. It also provides coverage to children, pregnant women, and parents/caretakers.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 212% |
| Children 1-5 | 212% |
| Children 6-18 | 212% |
| Pregnant Women | 133% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 19% |
| Adults | 133% |
Maine:
The Medicaid program in Maine covers pregnant women, parents/caretakers, the disabled, and the elderly. There has been some push to expand Maine’s Medicaid program to cover low-income adults, however, it has been vetoed by the current state Governor.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 191% |
| Children 1-5 | 157% |
| Children 6-18 | 157% |
| Pregnant Women | 209% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 100% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Maryland:
Maryland Medicaid provides coverage for children, pregnant women, parents/caretakers, and low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 317% |
| Children 1-5 | 317% |
| Children 6-18 | 317% |
| Pregnant Women | 259% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 123% |
| Adults | 133% |
Massachusetts:
In Massachusetts, Medicaid is combined with CHIP. The result is a program called MassHealth. As a result, coverage varies based on factors such as age, pregnancy status, disability, if the enrollee is HIV-positive, if the enrollee has breast or cervical cancer, or if the enrollee has a dependent child who is under the age of 19.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 200% |
| Children 1-5 | 150% |
| Children 6-18 | 150% |
| Pregnant Women | 200% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 133% |
| Adults | 133% |
Michigan:
Medicaid coverage offered by the state of Michigan covers children, pregnant women, and low-income adults who are either: under 21, blind, elderly, disabled, or have dependent children. Furthermore, coverage is available to children born to women who drank water from the Flint water system in April of 2014.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 212% |
| Children 1-5 | 212% |
| Children 6-18 | 212% |
| Pregnant Women | 195% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 54% |
| Adults | 133% |
Minnesota:
Medicaid has been expanded in the state of Minnesota to include low-income adults. Furthermore, the state allows people who make over the limit to use a program called “spend down”. Spend down allows individuals to deduct certain expenses from their income. However, this program has income limits, and for parents, seniors, the blind, and disabled adults there are also asset limits.
Minnesota Medicaid provides coverage for children, parents/caretakers, pregnant women, and low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 283% |
| Children 1-5 | 275% |
| Children 6-18 | 275% |
| Pregnant Women | 278% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 133% |
| Adults | 200% |
Mississippi:
Mississippi Medicaid provides coverage to children, parents/caretakers, pregnant women, the disabled, and the elderly. Their program has not been expanded to include low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 194% |
| Children 1-5 | 143% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 194% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 23% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Missouri:
In Missouri, pregnant women, children, those with disabilities, seniors, and women with breast or cervical cancer can obtain coverage through Medicaid. However, Medicaid does not currently offer coverage to low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 196% |
| Children 1-5 | 150% |
| Children 6-18 | 150% |
| Pregnant Women | 196% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 18% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Montana:
In Montana, the Medicaid program expanded to provide coverage for everyone who made up to 138% of the federal poverty level. However, as a result of Medicaid expansion, most members are required to pay up to 5% of their quarterly income in co-pays. Enrollees then choose or are assigned a primary care provider.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 143% |
| Children 1-5 | 143% |
| Children 6-18 | 143% |
| Pregnant Women | 157% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 24% |
| Adults | 133% |
Nebraska:
In 2018 Nebraska citizens voted to expand Medicaid coverage to all low-income adults. Originally, the expansion was planned to go into effect in 2019; however, it has not yet come into effect. Currently, Nebraska Medicaid covers pregnant women, children, and parents/caretakers.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 213% |
| Children 1-5 | 213% |
| Children 6-18 | 213% |
| Pregnant Women | 194% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 58% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Nevada:
Nevada Medicaid provides coverage to pregnant women, children, parents/caretakers, and low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 160% |
| Children 1-5 | 160% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 160% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 32% |
| Adults | 133% |
New Hampshire:
Medicaid coverage provided through the state of New Hampshire has been expanded to cover low-income adults. New Hampshire Medicaid currently provides coverage for pregnant women, children, low-income adults, the blind, and the disabled.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 318% |
| Children 1-5 | 318% |
| Children 6-18 | 318% |
| Pregnant Women | 196% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 68% |
| Adults | 133% |
New Jersey:
New Jersey Medicaid provides coverage for pregnant women, children, parents/caretakers, and low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 194% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 142% |
| Pregnant Women | 194% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 32% |
| Adults | 133% |
New Mexico:
New Mexico has expanded its Medicaid coverage to cover low-income adults. It previously offered coverage to children, parents/caretakers, and pregnant women.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 300% |
| Children 1-5 | 300% |
| Children 6-18 | 240% |
| Pregnant Women | 250% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 46% |
| Adults | 133% |
New York:
The state of New York offers Medicaid coverage to pregnant women, children, parents/caretakers, and low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 218% |
| Children 1-5 | 149% |
| Children 6-18 | 149% |
| Pregnant Women | 218% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 133% |
| Adults | 200% |
North Carolina:
Currently, North Carolina Medicaid provides coverage for pregnant women, those aged 65+, the blind, the disabled, those needing long term care, children, and adults under the age of 21. North Carolina Medicaid was not expanded to provide coverage for all low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 210% |
| Children 1-5 | 210% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 196% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 44% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
North Dakota:
North Dakota has expanded its Medicaid to cover low-income adults. Previously, they provided coverage to pregnant women, workers with disabled children, women with breast or cervical cancer, those with disabilities, the elderly, children in foster care or in subsidized adoption; and on occasion individuals who had previously been in foster care.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 147% |
| Children 1-5 | 147% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 147% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 52% |
| Adults | 133% |
Ohio:
In the state of Ohio, Medicaid has been expanded to provide coverage for all low-income adults. Previously, pregnant women, children, the elderly, and the disabled were the only parties covered.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 206% |
| Children 1-5 | 206% |
| Children 6-18 | 206% |
| Pregnant Women | 200% |
| Adult-Parent/Caregiver | 90% |
| Adults | 133% |
Oklahoma:
Medicaid in Oklahoma offers coverage to pregnant women, children, parents/caretakers, the elderly, and the disabled. However, Oklahoma did not expand coverage to include low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 205% |
| Children 1-5 | 205% |
| Children 6-18 | 205% |
| Pregnant Women | 133% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 41% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Oregon:
Oregon offers Medicaid coverage to low-income adults, children, pregnant women, the elderly, and the disabled.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 185% |
| Children 1-5 | 133% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 185% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 40% |
| Adults | 133% |
Pennsylvania:
Pennsylvania Medicaid was expanded to provide coverage for adults between the ages of 19-64. Those aged 65+ of any income qualify for Medicaid coverage, as well as disabled adults, families with children under the age of 21, and pregnant women.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 215% |
| Children 1-5 | 157% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 215% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 33% |
| Adults | 133% |
Rhode Island:
Rhode Island offers Medicaid coverage to parents/caretakers, children, pregnant women, and low-income adults between the ages of 19-64.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 261% |
| Children 1-5 | 261% |
| Children 6-18 | 261% |
| Pregnant Women | 190% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 116% |
| Adults | 133% |
South Carolina:
South Carolina provides coverage through Medicaid to the elderly, the blind, the disabled, those with breast or cervical cancer, children, those seeking family-planning related services, pregnant women, and Medicare recipients who struggle to pay their premiums. However, Medicaid was not expanded to provide coverage for low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 208% |
| Children 1-5 | 208% |
| Children 6-18 | 208% |
| Pregnant Women | 194% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 62% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
South Dakota:
South Dakota provides coverage through Medicaid to parents/caretakers, pregnant women, children, the disabled, the elderly, those that deal with chronic renal failure, youth formerly in foster care, and refugees for up to 8 months after their entry. However, coverage was not expanded to low-income adults.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 182% |
| Children 1-5 | 182% |
| Children 6-18 | 182% |
| Pregnant Women | 133% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 57% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Tennessee:
Medicaid coverage in Tennessee was not expanded to cover low-income adults. It does, however, provide coverage to pregnant women, children, and parents/caretakers.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 195% |
| Children 1-5 | 142% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 195% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 103% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Texas:
Texas Medicaid does not cover low-income adults. But it does provide coverage to pregnant women, children, the elderly (65+), youth previously in foster care, and the blind.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 198% |
| Children 1-5 | 144% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 198% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 15% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Utah:
Utah Medicaid offers coverage to pregnant women, parents/caretakers, the blind, the elderly, the disabled, children, those with breast or cervical cancer, refugees, and single adults who earn up to 5% of the federal poverty level if they are either homeless, involved in the justice system, or they need treatment for addiction or mental health issues.
The state of Utah voted to expand its Medicaid program to cover all low-income adults, however, limitations and conditions associated with this expansion are yet to be determined, and as a result, the program has not yet expanded its coverage.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 139% |
| Children 1-5 | 139% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 139% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 44% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Vermont:
Vermont Medicaid has been expanded to cover low-income adults. Previously it only offered coverage to pregnant women, parents/caretakers, children, the blind, the disabled and the elderly.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 312% |
| Children 1-5 | 312% |
| Children 6-18 | 312% |
| Pregnant Women | 208% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 53% |
| Adults | 133% |
Virginia:
Virginia offers Medicaid coverage to children, pregnant women, and parents/caretakers. The people of Virginia recently voted to expand the program to cover low-income adults, which went into action on Jan. 1, 2019.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 143% |
| Children 1-5 | 143% |
| Children 6-18 | 143% |
| Pregnant Women | 143% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 49% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
Washington:
Washington Medicaid offers coverage to pregnant women, children, the elderly, the disabled, and low-income adults with and without dependents.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 210% |
| Children 1-5 | 210% |
| Children 6-18 | 210% |
| Pregnant Women | 193% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 40% |
| Adults | 133% |
West Virginia:
Medicaid was expanded in Virginia to include all low-income adults regardless of their dependent status. Coverage is also offered to children under 19, pregnant women, the elderly, and the disabled.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 158% |
| Children 1-5 | 141% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 158% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 19% |
| Adults | 133% |
Wisconsin:
Wisconsin did not expand its Medicaid policy to cover low-income adults. However, the state previously covered all residents that fell below the federal poverty level.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 301% |
| Children 1-5 | 186% |
| Children 6-18 | 151% |
| Pregnant Women | 301% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 95% |
| Adults | Not Eligible / 95% ** |
**The State of Wisconsin under section 1115, provides Medicaid coverage to some low-income adults. However, this is not offered to all residents of the state and includes an enrollment cap. Furthermore, this sanction places strict limits on eligibility and benefits.
Wyoming:
Wyoming did not expand its Medicaid policy to provide coverage to all low-income adults. Currently, coverage is offered to pregnant women, children, the elderly, the disabled, those with breast or cervical cancer, and parents/caretakers.
| Age/Status | Eligibility |
| Children 0-1 | 154% |
| Children 1-5 | 154% |
| Children 6-18 | 133% |
| Pregnant Women | 154% |
| Adult-Parent/Caretaker | 55% |
| Adults | Not Eligible |
***All State Medicaid Charts Sourced from https://www.medicaid.gov/state-overviews/stateprofile.html
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